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What sort of education did women get at the time?

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What sort of education did women get at the time?

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Girls were only taught to read so as to appreciate the Bible, but some did receive a better education beyond the preparatory schools, thanks to enlightened parents, or if they were children of the aristocracy, via private tuition

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Did women get less paying jobs than men?

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Did women get less paying jobs than men?

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Women were paid less than men and their work was often more contingent, despite that fact that many families relied on the income or work of all their members

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Women's education wasn’t mandatory in England until 1880

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Most women couldn’t become doctors or work in law

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Most women couldn’t become doctors or work in law

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Because most women couldn’t access education

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Dunce cap, Whipping, Detention, lines, standing in the corner

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It was from 5 to 7 years old

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Women were meant to be submissive, quiet and home bound

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Women were meant to be submissive, quiet and home bound

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hehe

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What gifts women were expected to give to the marriage?

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What gifts women were expected to give to the marriage?

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Thye were expected to give goods, money amd property to the marriage

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We’re there many women in patriarchal society?

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We’re there many women in patriarchal society?

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William Shakespeare's Life & Times Women in Shakespeare's England. Elizabethan England was a fiercely patriarchal society with laws that heavily restricted what women could and could not do. Women were not allowed to attend school or university, which meant they couldn't work in professions like law or medicine

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Not until 1661

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There was no legal limit at that time

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There was a slightly higher percentage of females than today

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They couldn’t go in the stage in Shakespeare’s lifetime

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They couldn’t go in the stage in Shakespeare’s lifetime

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Women could supply costumes, lend out money but was not allowed in the plays.

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At the time, most women were not educated past the age of 9 - 10.

And even at that they didn’t learn much

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Women could only be maids, cooks, writers or domestic service, knitting, gardening. They missed out on a lot of jobs because they couldn’t be a full education; university and college.

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What was Shakespeare’s opinion on the gender divide 

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What was Shakespeare’s opinion on the gender divide 

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He seemed to blur the line in his plays, letting women be more independent and dress up as men

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With parental permission, What was the legal age to get married?

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With parental permission, What was the legal age to get married?

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12

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From ages 7 to 9 but some parents got their daughters a private tutor

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As a highly desirable

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what role did women get in shakespeare's play?

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what role did women get in shakespeare's play?

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High-born women are presented as “possessions” to be passed between fathers and husbands. Many of these women were controlled by the men in their lives. E.g. Juliet and Portia.